Week 10 - Quiz - IS04

Student Name: (LAST NAME, FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL)

SECTION

• IS02-04
• IS02-05

1. What is server-side programming?

• Code executed in the user's browser
• Code executed on the server
• Code that only handles client requests
• None of the above

2. Which of the following is NOT a common server-side language?

• JavaScript (Node.js)
• Python (Django, Flask)
• HTML
• PHP

3. In the client-server model, what does the client typically refer to?

• A database
• A web server
• A web browser
• A programming language

4. What is the purpose of frameworks like Express and Django?

• To create static web pages
• To simplify server creation and routing
• To handle only client-side scripting
• To manage databases exclusively

5. In a simple login system, what happens after a user submits their credentials?

• The server ignores the request
• The server checks the credentials against a database
• The user's credentials are sent to the client
• The user is immediately logged in without verification

6. Which of the following is a benefit of server-side programming?

• It allows for the creation of static web pages
• It securely manages and stores data in databases
• It eliminates the need for a client-side application
• It reduces the need for a server

7. What does the server do if the provided credentials match an existing user?

• Sends an error message
• Generates a session and sends a success response
• Deletes the user account
• Ignores the request

8. Why is security an important aspect of server-side programming?

• It prevents users from accessing the server
• It allows sensitive operations to be managed securely on the server
• It ensures all data is stored in plain text
• It requires no authentication for users